Atlanta Falcons Suites

Mercedes-Benz Stadium, 1 AMB Drive Northwest, Atlanta, GA

The Falcons made some noise this offseason by improving their quarterback situation, both now and for the future. After signing Kirk Cousins, the team drafted Michael Penix Jr. in the first round this past April. Atlanta also has great depth at running back with last year’s rookie, Bijan Robinson, teaming with Tyler Allgeier. Drake London and Kyle Pitts could flourish with the new QB situation as well. Grady Jarrett anchors a defense with new defensive-minded head coach Raheem Morris for a team that appears ready to take the next step toward an NFC South title.

Two new premium areas debut in the 2024 season at Mercedes-Benz Stadium: the Lounge and Stadium Club. The Lounge has seating for 154 guests and features in-seat service and culinary excellence. The Stadium Club celebrates Atlanta’s rich sports history and holds up to 200 guests. Traditional suites can hold anywhere from four to 64 people and come with VIP access to the stadium, private restrooms, and plenty of catering options available.

The Falcons recently snagged an explosive playmaker in the draft. Atlanta selected running back Bijan Robinson with the eighth pick. Robinson rushed for over 1,500 yards and 18 touchdowns with Texas last year. He’ll be a focal point in a talented offense that already contains youth in receiver Drake London and tight end Kyle Pitts. Those options make life a lot easier for QB Desmond Ridder, who enters 2023 as a Week 1 starter for the first time. Atlanta is set to put up a fight in a close divisional race.

Mercedes-Benz Stadium has an array of premium options. For Club seating, the Falcons have areas like the AMG Lounge & Truist Club, Mercedes-Benz & Delta Sky360 Clubs, and Harrah’s Cherokee Casino Clubs. These include VIP parking, private entrances, upscale dining, full-service bars, and in-club entertainment. Mercedes-Benz Stadium has 7,500 club seats available. For Suites, Atlanta has you covered. The Falcons offer Suite options ranging from six to 80 tickets. Spaces like the Gallagher Level Suite, Field Level Suite, Super Suite, On-Field Terrace, and AT&T Lofts offer different locations and include state-of-the-art amenities to make your gameday experience memorable.

The Matt Ryan era in Atlanta is over, and the team will be moving forward with Marcus Mariota taking the reins at QB this year. Mariota had some success backing up Derek Carr in Las Vegas, so he is expected to take advantage of this second chance after things didn’t work out in Tennessee for the former Heisman Trophy winner. Cordarrell Patterson also broke through last year as a versatile running back, wide receiver, and kick returner, so it will be fun to see how he progresses. The team drafted wide receiver Drake London from USC with the eighth pick, so he should be a playmaker right away, and the team improved its defense with two front-seven picks in the second round before taking Cincinnati quarterback Desmond Ridder in round No. 3.

Mercedes-Benz Stadium still has that new-car feel (no pun intended), so come enjoy the downtown stadium in style with a premium suite experience. The stadium has over 7,500 club seats with access to premium areas like the AMG Lounge & Truist Club, Mercedes-Benz & Delta Sky360 Clubs, and Harrah’s Cherokee Casino Club. Suites are located at field level, at the loge level, and further up towards the top of the stadium. Loge and field-level suites come with all-inclusive beverages, while the luxury suites have different catering options and have a personal suite attendant.